GET HELP NOW BY ACCESSING THE TREVOR PROJECT’S LGBTQ+ CRISIS RESOURCES: CALL 1-866-488-7386 OR TEXT ‘START’ TO 678-678. IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS STRUGGLING WITH THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE, DIAL OR TEXT 988 TO GET 24/7 SUPPORT. Today, I want to discuss a complex and sadly taboo topic: LGBTQ+ youth suicide. This issue is
2022 has been a big year for children in Spokane. With your help, Believe in Me has granted organizations that are helping us to build a better future for marginalized children in Washington. In addition, we were able to raise money through events where your participation was essential for us.
On December 3rd, at the Hub Sports Center in Spokane Valley, Believe in Me celebrated the 3rd annual “A Place To Call Home” event, with the shift post-pandemic, this is the first time it was held as an in-person event. At this event, kids and adults joined us to celebrate the Holidays in community, while decorating Gingerbread Houses, spending time with Santa, and getting autographs from WSU Baseball Players. Read More
As an immigrant myself, I understand the difficulties people experience when moving to another country. The culture, the language, the bureaucratic process, the unknown. I also include in my list of challenges – the distance from the people and the places you love. In this blog, we are proud to highlight the extraordinary work, leadership,
Believe in Me is an organization that supports students pursuing secondary education, including student-athletes. As part of our mission, we contribute to the athletic funds of Washington schools, to help support the education of these athletes. In 2022, we purchased season tickets to the Washington State University (WSU) football home games, and we hosted tailgates
On Friday October 7, over 350 attendees gathered together at the Davenport Grand Hotel to raise funds to support marginalized kids in our community for Believe In Me’s Charity Gala – Tomorrow Never Dies. From Orphan To Secret Agent – Attendees To Heroes This first Believe in Me Gala event was inspired by the British
Believe in Me raises money to invest in programs that support marginalized kids in the Inland Northwest. One of the many ways we raise money is through fundraising events that are designed to raise awareness and support our mission. Last year, for example, Believe in Me celebrated our 1st annual golf tournament and it was a
For the second year in a row, Believe in Me participated in the Washington State University (WSU) High School Business Plan Competition. This competition is open to all Washington State high school students and provides a platform for them to showcase their innovative business ideas. The event was hosted by the WSU Center for Entrepreneurship
Innovative Solution: Believe in Me Adapts Annual Event to Virtual Format Believe in Me, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering marginalized youth through mentorship, education, and community outreach, found it difficult to fundraise during a tumultuous time in the world. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization had to innovate and find new ways to
Believe in Me, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping pregnant teens and teen moms experiencing homelessness, faced a challenge in 2021. With the Covid-19 pandemic, the organization needed to find new and innovative ways to raise awareness about its cause while keeping everyone safe. The solution was to partner with Gingerbread Traditions to host a
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